Malaya Tribune, 29 October 1927

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    Masthead
    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vo!. XIV. No. 255 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1927
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      209 1 The High Grade KONFA MISSION CLOTH to be Absolutely fast colour. tßtß |ci 'PfcOM No. 324 ~C H! <k livery Made an Products Co., r.rai Baaa* Road. SINGAPOEB. 1 j The Latest Telegram Received 1 World's air speed record Commander De Bernardi at Venice October twenty second averaging 30 1
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      246 1 OLD AND RARE STAMPS. Ask for them at THE CONTINENTAL STAMP CO., 6a Battery Road, Singapore. Selections sent on approval. Also Stamp Albums and other Philatelic Accessories. '~n I WdJ\m r M I gf% fW iii ii iri i:'fniMiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiuiNiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiininii!i!iiiiiufima \J M M liiiiiiiiii iiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiMiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitniJ fx) 1 Guinness 1 Sole
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    RACE OF SUPERMEN
    198 2 won ol Monkey 6l2Nll" !»r. V.i .""ts. "monlc v > "yon tdeorv. Ue deli» n lllun<l t<. V0UN»l li'1>j N,' l,NI, l's' l» »1«'l' Of llU^s. s,,,',, "ill l,v l.. ,'>>> sl>lm», littll l<> 'Vs,'!' i'lin»: n ll»,l<l to .vol:,,,» ,ll, > i ls> inl.-«t ox.l, >:,
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    BEATEN AS WITCH
    192 2 Peasants Fear Sorcery of a Camera An almost incredible story showing the superstition of the Bosnian peasantry comes from the little town of Travnik. in Bosnia. Miss Anna Chaster, an Englishwoman, while on a visit to her friend, Mrs. Dickenson, wife of an English engineer at Travnik
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    HUMAN HAIR ROPE
    132 2 Origin of 2 Japanese Kelic ot threat Interest X >"< li<5m..n > inquisv ni tin.' si «timul llivon ropo of Kumun »,»i,-. wiii«.n n„.« oocn »tur«i «rrav tor munv v«i»r<. n tne exnldit. lnze to tnv pudllc of a rellc ot «nlc rollt. 'lnl? s">". wnil'K w<»ixl,5.
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      336 2 Scratch! Scratch!! Rarlox Bath Salts in your Scratch!!! Day and night, bathroom and put some in not a seconds rest from that your tub each time, awful irritation. Radox banishes Prickly Like wearing- a suit of Heat, and thousands of stinging nettles, isn't it people in the Tropics have Here
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      204 2 I PEARSON'S. j SAUHYCOL. Special Use In Rubber Manufacture. I SAL HYCOL is very valuable, •when used in the preparation of 'rubber sheets and crepe, to prevent mould on the sheets. Starting from the time of coagulation, a large amount of water is used which very often is taken from
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      342 2 3 REASONS why you should smoke "Three Cats" Cigarettes 1. Pure golden Virginia Tobacco free from adulteration of any kind. 2. Pure cigarette paper entirely free from any injurious ingredients. 3. Will not affect your nerves or your health: they are as pure as gold. MADE IN LONDON'S MOST HYGIENIC
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      110 2 CHEOW FOOK CHIONG INVENTOR AND MAM F U H Rl R ELECTRO-MEDICAL INSTRI Ml N sale at Loh's Dispensary. N Bridge Road, Singapore, viz: Violet Ray $75, V.R. ft B Ozone $60, Ozone V.R. I Thj Faradic $100, Faradic |50 I Galvanic Battery $1."»". Rat h Cautery Light $250. FA
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    NATIONS LIKE FLIES
    369 3 problem ol 5 surplus popu_»tion I'd,.- tbeorv tbat tbe grovrtb ot Kumsn '.opullltiin lollops exactlv tbe same life curve tbat ol Nies microbes vss u<lv«nre6 bv Or. Ii»>mon6 pearl, ol tne llopxins University ol .America, st tbe nr."t XVorl6'» population Conlerence. Xll tbree." «2,6 vr. pearl. "belcin
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    HILL-TOP JUMPS
    307 3 Fifiy Miles an Hour on Flying Pedal Bicycle The extraordinary prospect of the rider i i a pedal bicycle being able to rise from ihe *.arth at will and fly from hilltop to hilltop, or evade the discomforts of a piece of roadway by elevating hi? machine a
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      397 3 FIRST IMPRESSIONS for which reason ii v' are M a personal appear*mptji blotched skin or §U* Both these troubles i!! fnm intestinal tatb,os: fr f( l ut n easily be overcome by pidity. whu n pinkettes. These the ta tivea dispel constipation. r ty WJe attacks, ver|pah saw es y
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      491 3 j dffik Those Winning Smiles 1/ w4 Which mean so much commercially, socially, 4 arc gained this new way with gleaming white teeth Don't believe your teeth are naturally" )j 1/ dull. See how dazzling white teeth and y\l 'C |H healthy gums come when film coats go v 1
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    JACK DEMPSEY STILL HOPEFUL
    1141 4 Tunney To Defend Title Next Summer ELIMINATION BOUTS FOR HEAVYWEIGHTS Tex Rickard opened the ballyhoo for his next world's championship prize fight by announcing that Gene Tunney'? next defence of the heavy-weight crown would be against an opponent who is to be selected through a series
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    57 4 A red diamond which appears to sparkle with inward fires has been cut in Amsterdam and is declared to be an unparalleled specimen. It was discovered in the Lichtenburg mine in South Africa some months ago, and weighed, uncut, carats. It now weighs only 5% carats, but is so unusually
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      245 4 are demanded even in the Club. Smokers of taste instinctively insist upon STATE EXPRESS No. 555 Cigarettes —the comfort from home that is always consistent in quality —year in and out. stqte (XPRESS CIGARETTES MADE BY HAND C 'M^K' I FROM SAND ONE AT A TD_E STAIX AND DUST ARDATH
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      214 4 j MUSIC. 1 We Have All the Latest Hits i I HONOLULU—SONGBIRD—PERHAPS YOU'LL TBSH S I OF ME—SWINGING ALONG—PERFUMES OF TH* I J PAST—GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS-MARIEtte jj Etc., Etc., Etc. Lr ru I Call and Hear Them. I S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. I (2 Raffles Place, [r SINGAPORE. «5 ic
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      322 5 Chest colds-broken! PI Inflamtd membranes.congestion; oppressive pain.Apply Sloans to chest r ft /UJy A and throat. It scatters congestion dfc X -your cold is gone. f J V^^^^m Sloan's Liniment HAVE PRETTY ROUND JJJ* I FACE AND NECK MM I instead of Unsightly Hollows! t j§jjS i Results Guaranteed. "CLEOPATRA"
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      284 5 »»«i»»»« e«rr»c»«.ro«« l?0l< vt «!^8 Oover lsKoetetl urea "Vltseline" «prestl on linen or g2U2e. It's pure ancl »»le to u»e on all minor cut», Hvouno'z, Kruise», oumpg. t/l» r,»li» Vo»»: CdeaedrougK iVllz Co.. Cona'd dim» Vorls l>»a<l<» ««.«r»». klltti LXIl««l1I3Nl2lt5 <ln N7n v «.lie) Will not corrode, freeze nor lbc
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      197 5 I ROUYER I 1 GUILLET I p "BABY" Brandy, I 0 j|s —is first class Brandy at j 1 iif*\Ja, i a second class price' l j I iS genuine Brandy from S Cognac I I 1 if I fl j coonac J —i s Brandy of distinction, fl I
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      318 6 k 1 COMMENCING MONDAY OCTOBER 31. 9 For A Shot Season Only. I F i i I XV s Come and hear her sing and see her beautiful dances. S r3 Accompanied by jO I SPECIAL FILIPINO ORCHESTRA. FROM MONDAY OCTOBER 24 TO SUNDAY OCTOBER 30. I AT 9.15 P.M
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      297 6 Amusements. I ALHAMBRA jjj (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) I IN THE SECOND.ISHOW, AT 9 P.M jfl THE S DEMPSEY-3HARKEY FIGHT S "*Showing the Training of both Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey and the whole of g rO the fight from the first to the seventh round when Sharkey
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      372 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction albert Bencoolen Streets From Friday, October 28 to Thursday. November 3. NIGHTLY AT 9 P.M. NEW WESTERN Universal Jewel "Butterflies in The Rain" Starring LAURA LA PLANTE and JAMES KIRKWOOD A Butterfly's Life is short but sweet! Like the moth, this butterfly singed her wings on the
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      130 6 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. T<■!» ,h„ ne m ~c 2M FROM WEDNESDAY OCTOBER T0 T| NOVEMBER 1 S6m NIGHTLY AT JANES ENGAGEMENT Pvr Ty One of the famous Jane Come lie-,. UFA Special Produ CINDERELLA Adapted ir a GRIMM'S FAIRY VLES Starring HELGA THOMAS PAN HARTMANN FREDA RKHAIM» (Dj
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    87 7 Mongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive ■Singapore, October 29. r f I-ntranee (Jate 1) iar Entrance (Jate 3) Medusa 11. < Kn trance (,ate 3) utttnMmSi > k1v Kntrance (.ate 4) V. v nar Kntrance (iate 4) < u -s 5; Eumaeus 2. 1 Entrance (iate 7)
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    SUPREME COURT
    153 7 Judgment in Chinese Family Suit At the Supreme Court to-day the Chi I Justice (Sir William Murison) deliveied judgment in thj matter concerning Gon keng Lam and Tan Kee Chog. It will bo remembered that the laintiff, the s.n-in-law of th 3 defendant, su.d the latter in respect
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    BOAT OWNERS PUNISHED
    69 7 Two Chinese twakow owners were fined $50 or, in default, 2 weeks' rigorous imprisonment each, by Mr. C. H. Dakers, th;j Third Magistrate, this morning, for building twakowt in the Harbour Board area. Inspector L. C. Kessler, of the Harbour Board Police, who prosecuted, asked His Worship
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    HEALTH BULLETIN
    107 7 The following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau, for the week ended October 22:— Basrah:—2 cholera cases. Bombay:—l plague death: 4 smallpox cases and 2 deaths. Rangoon:—3 plague deaths; 1 cholera death; 7 smallpox cas-s and 1 death. Tuticorin: —9 smallpox cases as
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    171 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shirobunsha) Tokio. October 27. Mr. M. Asakura. Director of the Municipal Electric Bureau of Yokohama, has been arrested in connexion with a scandal ease which was revealed recently. It is stated that the Government is preparing to purchase a new dirigible as a
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    EXCHANGES
    64 7 British Official Wireless London, October 28. Paris 124 075 New York 4.87 5 64 Brusslls 34.9625 Amsterdam 1 o f Milan Berlin wol Stockholm Copenhagen J°-*' Oslo I™* Vienna tiTox Prague 64.25 Helsingfors Jj*gj Madrid 2 °Xs Lisbon Z Athens JJJ Bucharest R Buenos Aires ftfflS Bombay ls 5
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    52 7 Orders for the Week Ending November 5. Monday, October 31.—Inspection 7th Troop, Rangoon Road School, 5 p.m. Tuesday, November I.—Ambulance Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Wednesday, November 2.—lnspection Bth Troop, Gan Eng Seng School, 5 p.m. Thursday, November 3.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Friday, November 4.—Signalling Class, Headquarters,
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    KATJA THE DANCER
    427 7 Banvard Comedy Company Scores Huge Success The LJanvard Musical Comedy Company's opcn.nj; nigi.t at tne Victoria Theatre, last ni.iit, was a huge success from every point of \itvv. Ine t.icatr? was packed with an entiiUi. astij aauKnce, a larje part of tl.e elite of Singapore being present.
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    349 7 Singapore, October 28. The commodity market shows an improved tone and values have advanced on a keen enquiry for spot and nearby rubber which remains unsatisfied. Some steady buying for the Continent and good factory business in blankets and off grade sluet is reported. There are indications
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    108 7 The New World Shows Last night, the New World was tastefully decorated on the occasion of the Charity Entertainment in aid of the Child Welfare Society Fund (Muslim Community), under the distinguished patronage of H. E. tne Governor, Sir Hugh Clifford, and Lady Clifford. The show was well
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    35 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon ia R*. 167 equal to lift.
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      235 7 First favourite among Scotch Whiskies for i more than 180 years a napier johnstone's Hi whisky mm CALDBECK, MACGREGOR 6 Co Ltd ■Hp A 3 Sole Agents for Straits Settlements and ■Pj^"—— Ittcorfrtratr.l under tlie Compact s ordinances ~~—-JMomjm**WHJL^^ iGROSVENOR HOTEL j (FULLY LICENSED) g First Class Residential Hotel—Well Furnished,
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      379 7 SINGAPORE DIARY ro-day, OeUkta 2!> Olfl a.m.. 11-s fi H a ps, 4.45 p.m. P Cup, Katong. up. Johorc vs. Malacca va Whites, Padang. Victoria Theatre. 9.30 1..-nn'l-niw. October M I a.m., 0.22 p.m. H Gardes* MS P m Monday, Oetefcef II a.m.. 1.52 pm. H t unc a 10.30
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      43 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for October 30. To-day, October 29 230 p.m.—Farrer Range, Units S. V. C, Practice —Interport Shoot. To-morrow, October 30 8.30 a.m.—Bukit Timah Range, All Units, Murray Cup Competition. 8.30 a.m.—Farrer Range, M. G. Platoon, Practice.
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    21 8 Di: \th GOMES—On Saturday mornine, October 'Jit, at Malacca, Mr. N. Gomes, J.P. Funeral on Sunday everting.
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    THE COUNCIL OF SARAWAK
    780 8 Ike «.<>,,,I.l, > ,.,z,.. I>. .r '«'.III ,l of Nlcc!' >- >. rv l!,»-''' and a l»,,,K oluce week at bu< King, tke «usolal. ul wbck Ki,, UigKne» tl»<> Vvlncr UrooKe.nwde anix'.n ow l> ..l 4litK»r'.>» K:>> cl> >»>.>! t.< >»i id' <ai"':,l,'.. !> tbcol,nl7> dcpc'
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    1316 8 A untitled of land at Pengerang, Kota Tinggi, Johore, has been reserved for military purposes. The Malayan Film Association has been exempted from registration under the Colonial Societies Ordinance. A new German fleet will recommence the immigrant service to Australia. Two hundred tier man immigrants are expected this week. Professor
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    563 8 Mr. G. C. G. Mull. r Police Magistrate for Mrs. E. Dakk w§a Singapore General If U, i ne><jay i Capt. Smith, of the H v be left in the Cheribon seriously ill. Mr. R. F. Gunn ha commission as Secon S.S. Volunteers. Mr. F. L. Will
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    32 8 From France by s.s. 1 Singapore at 7 a.m. to-mori From Australia by 1 dVB at Singapore on M instant. From China and Japan Maru, due at Singnpaw 31st instant.
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      395 8 I MANIU M^ N,LX j S I>FJM'K< TOS IVr h..x o: RRK Eo .2 N\-tt .'.Jp fj g American bouquets k 4.23 X REGALIA riERFECTOS 60 625 S HALF A C ORONA 50 7.50 'tiffat S RKINA VICTORIA N.r.U. 50 5.25 IIRSBH I REIN A VICTORIA N.I .U. 100 10.00
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      81 8 I g j By Special Appointment To His Majesty S j THE KING OF SIAM. S I Established 1872. jjj AN ITEM I INTRODUCE IN FULL MEASURE OUR I STERUNG SILVER 1 AND 1 E. P. N. S. WARE. 1 1 NEW STOCK J I NOVV ON VULW I I
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    GREYHOUND RACING AND BOOKIES
    155 9 Important Legal Decision »Ki: i \NENT BETTING KOOTHS TH < a t brought by Anti- •tr.'rhling League t< r's Service.] London, October 2S. anient affecting grey\a'R at a West London u.ht by the Anti- .iin.-r the Greyhound > 1 another with thf legality of the system
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    PRINCE CAROL'S VILLA ROBBED
    179 9 Correspondence Taken By Burglar LIST Or VISITORS TO EXILE [Reuter's Service.] Paris. October 28. •it-- r;.. (i Prince Carol's home at a took possession of a letter w t: thf pr r. e's servant giving the iiustorV visitors and the h >ers in Roumania. a v<-man
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    TEXTILE MACHINERY
    69 9 b, K Imports Taken by Germany from Britain Reuter Official Wireless. •j London, October 28. textile machinery Great Britain has *HntU during the past from Berlin. This ''-Uf' ue to the seasonal term credits granted >ntish textile machinery "I s from Great Britain 1 ''tailed twelve hundred ti.
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    WORK FOR RESERVISTS
    18 9 Reuter's Service. tadoa, October 28. Phaip Robertson, in «Ppeali to em- li::lf "f 400 army
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    LAST WORDS FROM MAFALDA
    317 9 Wireless Messages Reported OPERATOR LOCKED IN HIS CABIN Reuter's Service. Buenos Aires, October 28. The agents and owners of the Mafalda estimate that 324 are missing, but hope that other ships may have picked up additional survivors. Rio de October 28. The Blue Star liner Avelona
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    CENSUS IN TURKEY
    103 9 Rigorous Precautions to Ensure Accuracy Reuter's Service. Constantinople, October 28. The first regular census ever taken in Turkey was carried out under very rigorous conditions to ensure a correct tally. Citizens were forbidden to leave their houses throughout the day, in consequenc? of which all the shops
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    FAMINE IN MOSCOW
    96 9 Disorderly Queues Wait in Streets for Supplies Reuter's Service. Riga, October 28. There is a scarcity of many necessities in Moscow, particularly flour, sugar, salt and textiles, which is responsible for the prevalence of disorderly queues of people anxious to buy commodities wherever they are available. On
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    WHY VISCOUNT CECIL QUIT
    93 9 Reuter's Service. London, October 29. Viscount Cecil, pursuing League of Nations propaganda in a campaign at Durham, said that when the Three Power Conference on disarmament failed he came to the conclusion that he must leave the Government, not in order to attack it but in
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    CURTIS FOR PRESIDENT
    60 9 Reuter's Service. Washington, October 28. Importance is attached to the open announcement that Senator Curtis, of Kansas, the Republican floor leader of the Senate, is a candidate for the Republican Presidential nomination, as an indication by on high in the counsels of the Republican Party that he
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    THRILLING AERO ESCAPE
    55 9 Reuter's Service. San Antonio, Texas, October 28. Two flying pupils had a thrilling escape here when their aeroplanes collided at a height of 2,500 feet. The pilots managed to clamber from their machines and parachute safely to the ground. The aeroplanes fell locked for 2,000 feet before
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    IMPORTANT MILL TEST CASE
    179 9 Cotton Boom Profits and Taxes MANAGER LIABLE FOR PAYMENT Reuter's Service. London, October 28. The Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal of the Oldham Mill Manager, Mr. George Pickford, against the judgment that he was liable for income tax and excess profits and duty in
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    MR. MCNEILL A BARON
    96 9 Honour on Appointment to Duchy of Lancaster British Official Wireless London, October 28. It is officiary announced that the King has approved the conferment of a Barony upon Ronald McNeill who recently was appointed to succeed Viscount Cecil as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster with
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    MOTORING IN BRITAIN
    63 9 One Vehicle for Every TwentySix Persons British Official Wireless London, October 28. From a report issuei by the Ministry of Transport it appears that one out of twenty-six persons in Great Britain o"\\ns a motor vehicle, the number of vehicles for which licences were granted during last
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    FUNERAL OF MARQUESS
    36 9 British Official Wireless Kinx uncl (jueen lieturn to Lonclon Illl- Km»? a:nl tjlNlN r<l.lls:>.,l lr»n, >.,i..!»!l,».l'Ulo ?l> London lo-dwv ?d.».!>-''n .vl!> >.. rro^ morning s<» attend tbe funeral of tbe lute 5!o,'<j>>'.>!-> "t < l-l.lc'',
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    KOPPEN DOING WELL
    75 9 Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, October 28. Lieutenant Koppen has landed at Schipoi, completing his return flight from Batavia, proving the possibility of performing a return journey within a month. 'Interviewed by Reuter, Lieutenant Koppen said that he saw Hen Koennecke and Count Solms at Eundarabbas, where they were
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    FLAG BILL PASSED
    45 9 British Official Wireless London, October 28. The Bill which "provides for the flags of the Union of South Africa," as amended iv the recent compromise between the Nationalist and South African Parties, passed the South African House of Assembly to-day without discussion.
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    ANOTHER PIRACY
    34 9 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Macao, October 28. The Captain of the steamer Haimun reports that the vessel was pirated on October 17 and taken to Sanchuen, but returned to port this morning.
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    EGYPTIAN PREMIER'S VISIT
    23 9 British Official Wireless London, October 28. Sarwat Pasha, the Egyptian Premier, will arrive in London from Brussels on Sunday evening.
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    MISS ELDER WELCOMED
    30 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, October 28. Huge crowds including officials assembled at Le Bourget to greet Miss Elder notwithstanding her arrival was an hour before she was expectsd.
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    RUBBER EXPORT RIGHTS
    319 9 New Bill to Prevent Accumulation TIGHTENS UP WORKING OF RESTRICTION Carry Over Hereafter to Be Practically Eliminated A measures to tighten up the working of restriction comes before the Legislative Coumil in the form of a Bill wnich will affect the piling up of export rights. The
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    ALL-INDIA CONGRESS
    138 9 Solving Serious Religious Strife Problem Reuter's Service. t alcutta, October 28. Fivminent Hindu and Muslim leaders from ad parts of India met under the auspices of th? All-Indian Congress to solve the increasingly serious communal probLm. They passed a resolution prohibiting forcible co version or reconversion between the
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    THE COTTON AGREEMENT
    81 9 Reuter's Service. Lonion, October 28. The failuie to secure the necessary majority on the question of th'> American branch of the Cotton Spinners' Federation was revealed in a resolution unanimously passed by the American section that in view of the fact that a further report on the
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    ARMISTICE DAY SILENCE
    125 9 His Majesty the King has expressed a wish that on Armistice Day, November 11, there should be a complete suspension of all rormal business and locomotion throughout the Empire during the two minutes silence, commencing at 11 a.m. I am, therefore, directed to ask you to be
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    POPPY DAY DANCE
    99 9 The Eurasian Community is having a dance in aid of Popov Day Funds" in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Thursday, November 10, at 9.30 p.m. His Excellency the Governor and Lao 1 Clifford and His Excellency the General Officer Commanding the Forces and Mr?, van Straubenzee have
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      309 9 ft I When tjou build I Cj >^ v **V —remember the ider. 1 ffj material for roofs, walls and H X partitions. [j] ffi Italit will meet every re- Cj Cj 3/ quirement and it gives lasting 0 S satisfaction. Age improves 5 Italit, which is Portland X J
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    IPOH SHARE BROKER ARRESTED
    101 10 Charge Heard In Chambers BAIL IN $10,000 ALLOWED BY JUDGE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, October 28. Chua Theam Poh, Managing Partner of Messrs. Chua and Company, Ipoh share brokers who figured in a recent claim by Singapore brokers, was produced to-da> before Mr. Justice Thorne
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    WEALTH OR EDUCATION
    331 10 Chinese Literary Association Discussion Last night at the Chinese Students' Literary Association a lively and interesting debate was held on the subject: "Which is more useful, —Wealth or Education Mr. Boey Khi Wing, the leader tor Wealth, was well supported by Mr. Chen Wood Lum. Their arguments
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    16 10 Reuter's Service. Athens, October 28. The Air Force flying boats have arrived here.
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    29 10 Trans-Ocean Service. Rome, October 28. A Roman decree empowers the national militia to call up workers for twenty days yearly during which employers must pay two-thirds of their wagts.
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    35 10 Trans-Ocean Service. Berlin, October 28. Negotiations between the German Shippers' Union and the Merchant Marine Officers' Association have resulted in a fifteen to seventeen per cent pay rise for German Captains plying the high seas.
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    33 10 Reuter's Service. Mexico, City, October 28. Coincident with the new American Minister, Dwight morrow's first visit to President Calles, the latter cancelled his decree forbidding departmertal purchase r.f ™ods from the United States.
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    38 10 Reuter's Service. London, October 28. Another new monetary denomination has been added to Europe's post-war coinage. Austria has reverted to the ancient 44 schilling," Hungary has her pengo," Belgium the belga, now Poland has reinstituted the 44 ducat."
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    37 10 Reuter's Service. Paris, October 29. Miss Ruth Elder and Mr. Haldeman were tumultously received at a banquet arranged by the Airman's Association at which the American Charje D'Affaires was present. They are spending a week in Paris.
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    49 10 Trans-Ocean Service. London, October 28. The ratification of the Rusao-Latviar trade treaty surprises political circles. The London press emphasizes the endanperment of British exports of oil, tobacco et cetera to Latvia. The Daily Telegraph" hopes that in view of the small ratification majority the President will order a plebiscite.
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    55 10 Reuter's Service. Warsaw, October 28. The Cabinet has appro ed an Ordinance altering the monetary situation bv virtue of the stabilis'ation plan, making the right to mint money an exclusive State privilege. Gold coins will be issued in den'minations of a hundred, fifty and twenty-five zlotya. The last-mentioned will be
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    MUNICIPAL BOARD MEETING
    3213 10 1 Katong Reserved for Dwellings NEW ABATTOIRS TO BE BUILT Budget Presented: Additional Taxes Not Needed At a meeting of the Municipal Commissioners yesterday, the President (Mr. R. J. Farrer) laid on the table the questions •and answers of Hon. Inche Eunos bm Abdullah and Dr. H.
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    55 10 FOOTBALL Gattey and Bateman vs. Tuan Mong School The following will represent Gattey and Bateman's football team against the Tuan Mong School on Tuesday next at the S.C.F.A. ground at 5 p.m.:— Gcvindasamy; Jui Song, Jas Beveridge. Samy; Pestana, Marcus, Choon Kee; L'Angellier, de Zilva, Retnam and Benjamin.
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    Inter-Water-Department Contest at Balestier
    49 10 On Friday evening a friendly football match was played on the Municipal ground at Balestier Road, between the North Division and South Division of the Water Department, which resulted in a win for the South Division by 3 to 1. The match was most interesting.
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    J.C.S.A. Beaten by Yusof Nawawi's XI
    33 10 In the match played yesterday between the J.C.S.A.'s football team and Yusof Nawavi's IX, the latter won by two to nil. Tue scorers were Johari and Hassan.
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    45 10 Y.M.C.A. Defeated by S.C.C. "A" The hockey match played yesterday between the S.C.C. "A" and Y.M.C.A. on the latter's ground did not produce any brilliant play, and the Club scored 2 goals in each half, thus defeating the Y.M.C.A. by 4 goals to nil.
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    61 10 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. vs. S.R.C. at hockey on Monday on the S.R.C. ground:—G. V. Neubronner; E. G. Wheatlev and R. Lyne; I. W. Carlyle, D. W. Dale and D. K. SamCatchatoor, P. Buschow, H. G. Stack (Capt.), E. V. Smith and G.
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    78 10 Amateur Sporting Association Tournament MONDAY A Handicap Toh Cheng Kiat owe 3 vs. Lim Kong Kye owe 2. B Handicap Lim Chan Seng scr. vs. Tan Jin Gam scr. TUESDAY Tan Soo Liew owe 4 vs. Koh Leng Hoo owe 1. B Handicap Soh Cheng Yam owe 2 vs.
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    170 10 Chinese Youth Knocked Do-vn by Motor-Car The Coroner's inquiry into the death of an unknown Chinese boy. age about 8 years, commenced this morning before Col. Hope Falkner. The deceased, who expired on admission to hospital, was alleged to have been knocked down by car No. 2979,
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    61 10 The following selection of music will be sung after Evensong at 5.30 p.m. to-mor-row v L Bass:—"Pluck Root and Branch,'' i (Esther) Handel. 2. Anthem:—"God is our Hope." A. H. Brewer. 3. Soprano:—"Hear ye. LstaeL" Mendelssohn. 4. Bass: "Crea ion's Hymn.'" Beethoven. a. Artlum:—"Hear my Prayer,'' Mendelssohn.
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    347 10 THE MISSINC \VOM\v WITNESS Marked Siirtilarit\ i n \\j ln Evidence The case in whi-h M ...i >• Abdul, a Malay Mui Pakeri, Municipal coo!: r,v rculpable homicide rot a was concluded at the z afterroon before Mr. .1 common jury. Th la? ;i f u r a ar|
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    FIERCE GALE IN ENGLAND
    73 10 Reuter's Service. London. October 2>. Four were killed and much ounce done by a gale which country. Telephone comm Ireland was Revered. A isassnt eras with a tripod 150 U down across Southampton Row, EMkej and crushed a tax of wood and iron wreckage thirty fehigh.
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    DEATH OF MR. N.
    30 10 (From Our Own Coi respondent! Malacca, October 29. The death of Mr. N. Go J r P j occurred here this morning. takes place to-morrow evening.
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    CHILDREN KILLED
    39 10 (From Our Own Corr bp* Ipoh. October A painful accident eccnrwd J[J Taiping Street when the gang of expert tree-cul I Erg* tree, killing I who were playin in th« i and six. daughters of a loca
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    PERAK PRESBYTERIANISM
    44 10 (From Our Own Corr spon**-! Ipoh. Oetokr Rj The first Presbyterian has been inducted hei Murray, Douglas Si Pierdy, acting as a P sioner when tne Rev. Mi into the local com nun. a A subsequent Aimer it tl was largely attended.
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    CUTE SAMSU SMUGGLING
    41 10 (From Our Own 1 Odm An amusi sg hnper adv.rtised Michelin i sequel in the Poli cyclist who had enti n in bicycle i-ner tubes found to he carrj from village stills. The culprit wa were searching foi
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    CHARGED WITH THEFT
    40 10 Kola Singh, a Sikl and charged with th. property of Ramkar, Nelson Road, at midr The accused wai Court this morn November 2 on bad o The complainant much upset over the to beat her face With
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    40 10 Two Chinese wen- v t -t< r,i v fighting in Battery was divulged that th an unpaid debt. A the lesser fine. Mild 1 owed him some n Battery Road yesteiu.* ~a the money. He refu resulted.
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    363 11 uSnUIAINS AMAZING U STI M BIDING drills Coming ■SS .Manila Shows With Urtdu r are ever (»n the apparently hnpen- B ts -ten and marThe breath-taking though wond.-r-H ~th r hair-raising ovehy. The public ,H to please as 1 ng new every tini-\ lg d* see something
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    297 11 "On This Day On Otttbcf 3". 1012. as the Antartic mato was HMbaf, a search party was *nt i ut from the Antartic base station on Ross Island to look for traces of Capt. lakerl Falcon Scott and his four companions, whu left the ship just over a year previously.
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      291 11 SUDDEN ATTACKS OF INDIGESTION. Sodden attackr of indigestion are almost invariably due to excess acidity and food fermentation, causing the formation E gas, which often presses on the heart md ta iy vfm cause d?ath. In such cases •Bisurated' Magnesia gives almost instant relief, because it immediately neutralizes this acid,
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      170 11 TO-NIGHT! SATURDAY OCTOBER 29. TO-NIGHT At The New World Shows VARIOUS ATTRACTIONS INCLUDING CHINESE WAVANO TONG CHIA SOON. THE CITY OPERA. will present "ROMEO and Jl LIET TOMORROW SUNDAY OCTOBER 30. •'SEVEN GULDEN STARS" will be staged. WATCH-For Another (More Rightful Cause) Charity Entertainment in aid of "Poppy Day Fund"
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      124 12 Amusements 1 COMING I BUSTER KEATON THE COLLEGE I THE GREATEST GAG GIGGLE LAUGH ROAR jjj I OF THE YEAR j UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE. I SURINA THEATRE TO-NIGHT J?W A Charming and Dainty Old- gVI World Verfion of \s7 "CINDERELLA" J Adapted from Grimm's Fairy Tales ydj Featuring Hei.gaThomas,Mady Christains
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      463 12 Church Services TWENTIETH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY S. Andrew's Cathedral October 30, 1927 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon. 9.15 a.m. Matins and Litany. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon followed by a Selection of Music. During the following week at the Cathedral.
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      635 12 GEYLANG METHODIST CHURCH 9 a.m. Service of Worship in Malay. Preacher: Mr. Khoo Chong Bee. 10 a.m. Sunday School: classes for all ages in English and Malay. Miss E. E. Walker Supt. 11 a.m. Service of Worship in Hokien. Preacher: Rev. Lim Poh Chin, followed by the Sacrament of the
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      176 12 I 55, SELE6IE ROAD, j I HAVE JUST RECEIVED LADIES' and CHILDREN'S Ready-to-Wear and Untrimmed HATS AND I A LARGE SELECTION OP Tovc i I GREATER MANILA SHOWS j' OPEN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2. I SEVEN BIG RIDES I OA TENT e%(\ I £t\J SHOWS I ANSON ROAD TANJONG PAGAR JAKE
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    596 13 VALENTINO MEMORIAL SERVICE testations of passionate 8ineeritv ol Devotion I'Ke ol movi« Nuures i.»; »Korl livcd —n<»< ><» Nud"lpK Valentino, 1'liiz is perK»p5 l»»ol> tbe case in flurope tban in America, wbere Kit «leatk to exk:nl>< tke elnnlions peoplo bn<l to spare over one single individual, oven
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      238 13 «000 0pp0»1l)lXl1V ron capitalist» ln secure modern tbree ztoreved relnlorced concrete Nats. undersigned will sell bv public auction i.t lbeir s.ilcroom, liaMes Cbaml>ers. liaMes singalX'sc. Un Illondav !>ovembel 7. at 2.30 p.m. tbat verv valuable and desirable modern relnlorced concrete building occupied »5 Nat» containing an area ol square leel.
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      210 13 TRUCKS THE low operating expense of the and fine suspension make far uniform and Chevrolet truck is the most light tyre wear, important factor influencing the Absolute dependability—proved in practice large sales of this popular com- by the hundreds of thousands of Chevrolet mercial vehicle. trucks in successful use to-day—gives
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      406 14 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. A meeting of the Justices of the Peace for the Settlement of Singapore will be held at the First Magistrate's Chambers, Police Court, Singapore, on Tuesday the Ist day of November, 1927, at 2.15 p.m., to elect a member of the Board of Licensing Justices in place
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      278 14 SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATION VACANT—For a capable machineman to work a "Centurette Printing Machine." Only competent men need apply in person with recent testimonials between 3 and 4.30 p.m. The Manager, Malaya Tribune Press Limited. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Applications are invited for the post of Shorthand Typist in the Municipal building
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      340 14 MASSAGE AND MANICURE. Miss MISAKO No. 20, Bencoolen Street, Singapore. Horai Hotel No. 37, VEERASAMY ROAD. A Clean, New and quiet Hotel. Charges Moderate. NEW PIANOS ARRIVED Solid teak Cases 3 Pedals Model II $425 Model IU $485 We have also in »tock second han. Pianos thoroughly overt auled and
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      391 14 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar 77-79, Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, nir. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9, Kiukiang
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      538 14 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. I (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 t© 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,545,666 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      370 14 INSURANCE flm SOITB BRITISH insurance company, limited, fire, marine transit MOTOR (AR INSURANCE AO! EPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES L. C. M \KGOLIOUth Manage Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE OVERSEAS tSSGRAMQ CORPORATION. LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE Ist Floor 62-3. hulia Strett. SINGAPORE. 'Phone 4573. BRANCH 44, Strand
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      350 15 Steamer sailings i> o BRITISH INDIA 4PCAR LINES England.) 1 lER& CARGO [AIL x gl ►> ICES. MENTAL STEAM I NDON U*D SERVICE. PAR 1 His Majesty's ifjpA r v n LONDON .lapan Due i Singapore i;>27. Nov 4 gaol a Nov 12 Nov 19 taaß? ar h 009 Uec
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      475 15 STEAMER SAILINGS THE STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING COMPANY. REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE Singapore, Soerabia Bandjermasin. S.S. HOCK SENG Due Oct. 30th. Sailing Nov. Ist. 1927, noon. Ist 2nd Class Accommodation. For Freight, Passage and other particulars, Apply to the Agents:— STRAITS BORNEO TRADING CO., 12 13, Boat Quay, Singapore. 'Phone 3373 562.
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      471 15 STEAMER SAILINGS Norddeut\OSh\ scher v Lloyd (Incorporated in Germany.) The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARDS FOR HONG HONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. DESSAU due Spore Nov 4 f KOENIGSBERG due Spore Dec 5 FOR MANILA, HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND NORTH CHINA PORTS. TRIER due Spore Nov 10 DERFFLINGER due
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      181 15 STEAMER SAILINGS HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNIE INCLUDING HUGO STINNES LINIEN AND deutsch-australlsche dampfschiffsgesellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany) Passenger and Cargo Services. OUTWARD. HONG KONG. SHANGHAI, TAKU BARRE, DALNY, TSINGTAU AND KOBE Due Spore f RAMSES via Manila Nov 7 ERMLAND Nov 22 f VOGTLAND Dec 6 f ALBERT VOEGLER Dec 24 t
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      444 15 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO MARSEILLES LONDON Tonnage Destination Due Sail Hakone Mara 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, SuwaMaru 11,000 Naples, Marseilles, FushimiMaru 11.000 Naples, Marseilles, «n,AV g Hako*aki Man. 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, Lo Hakusan Maru 10,000 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam Jan 5 o Kitano Maru 8,000 M'seilles, London, A'werp
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      143 16 j| I L. H. W. Di^^nginiis j! WITH and WITHOUT compressor. I 71 Advantages Small consumption of fuel. All cheap kinds of fuel may be used. 1 DETAILED OFFERS FREE OF CHARGE jl Experts will be sent free of charge on application 1 j] For details apply [J HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ VOORHEEN
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